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Q: I have a small amount of cash to add to an existing position. Would you add to WSP or NFI today?
Read Answer Asked by Kim on March 17, 2016
Q: peter i made a few bucks lat year and bought in at 0.60 is there a hope or should i bail thanks
Read Answer Asked by aldo on March 17, 2016
Q: Hello Peter,
I consider stocks such as chartwell and jean coutu to be fairly stable over a 3 to 5 year time frame. If these types of stocks go up 15 percent in a short time (less than 6 months), is it better to sell half a position and consider buying it back when it pulls back or it is best just to hang on to it for the long run? Also, to add to my gold and resource position, i was thinking of adding to sprott inc, but for some reason, the stock has not moved. I understand you worked at Sprott but i am using it as an example of a asset management company that specializes in precious metals and resource stocks. thanks very much.
Read Answer Asked by umedali on March 17, 2016
Q: Appreciate your thoghts on recent results.
Thanks
john
Read Answer Asked by John on March 17, 2016
Q: Hi,
Is it time to get back into industrials? or should I wait? If so, can you recommend a couple names in both CDN and U.S. stocks or efts that pay a decent dividend, are large cap, good value and suitable for holding for at least two years.
Read Answer Asked by Graeme on March 17, 2016
Q: Since the takeover offer for LSG, has your opinion changed materially from last Nov. I am ahead on LSG now and wonder whether I should take my profit or tender my shares. Harry
Read Answer Asked by Harry on March 17, 2016
Q: Any reason for the current weakness here on high volumn? Still sitting on more cash than stock price per share. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by george on March 17, 2016
Q: I have a LOT of Surge. Bought close to or under $2.00. My thinking was that as oil rises - so will Surge. Oils rising and surge is falling. My wcp acts as I expect it / what am I missing on my logic with surge??

Dave
Read Answer Asked by David on March 17, 2016
Q: Hi can you please comment on the (potential) money owed to the founders of the company? How likely will this need to be paid and what impact would it have? Would you consider GS a buy right now, or a hold if I presently own it?
Read Answer Asked by Kel on March 17, 2016
Q: I seem to be underrepresented in consumer staples and consumer discretionary and teck. What are your favorite names in these sectors? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by christianne on March 17, 2016
Q: Further to the Dutch auction, I am trying to figure out the affect this auction may have on the current and future stock price. When exactly does the company buy the stock? Do they do one big purchase on Apr 15 or buy daily along the way? Will the stock stay between $34 - $38 during the auction period or if the stock goes above $38 does the company end the auction? Finally, by putting a purchase price with a ceiling of $38 is the company saying that is what they think the stock is worth?

Apprecitate your insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on March 17, 2016
Q: Do you have any information on this stock? I'm told that there is a lot of growth potential in a market upswing when oil recovers. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Grant on March 17, 2016
Q: Hello everyone;
I need to have fixed (Bond) portion in my portfolio, which currently resides in hi interest savings account. This is primarily because I do not understand effect on bonds by market forces such as interest rates, etc and what optimum term should be. iShare core ETFs seem to make sense. They are as follows: XQB (75% of fixed portion, 8.6 yr avg term), XSQ (15% of fixed portion, 3 yr avg term), XSH (10% of fixed portion, 3 yr avg term). I intend to keep it for long term. Please comment on suitability and timing.
Read Answer Asked by Shah on March 17, 2016
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